Saturday, May 28, 2011

That Tickles!


On our recent trip down south I discovered my cousin's twin daughters had a pet baby squirrel. It was only hours old when they found it and they took turns bottle feeding it.
I believe this is Sarah with "Duke."

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9 comments:

  1. I hadn't realised squirrels could ever be tamed!

    Lucy

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  2. Happy Pink Saturday Rita Sweetie...
    Now how cute is this? I love that smile and how sweet to have a pet squirrel. Do they still keep him inside?

    Sarah looks so sweet with Duke sweet friend. This is just adorable.

    Now did you hold Duke as well?

    Rita I hope you have a wonderful Memorial weekend sweetie. Now when are you two popping back out this way to Arizona? I would so love to see you.

    Many hugs and much love, Sherry

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  3. Looks like the girls have a fun friend.

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  4. Hope it never gets loose...probably won't survive in the wild. Very nice candid shot Rita.

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  5. A very pretty little girl, Even though it may be a pet, I am not sure about squirrels. They can turn mean.

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  6. Cute little girl with her pet squirrel. I gope they are careful, my uncle use to hand fed squirrels until one bit him.

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  7. Gee, all the comments had some element of Duke's story in them. The little girl's dad found the squirrel as a newborn. They fed it with an eye dropper not thinking it would make it. It did make it, and now spends most of its time in a couple of trees in their backyard. Duke comes in at night to be fed and sleep in a small pet carrier. I stayed away from it because it does bite on occasion more from excitement than aggression. Motive aside, a bite is a bite and I prefer squirrel in a good stew myself.

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  8. Oh my gosh that is so adorable! You take lovely portraits! I never get good people shots!

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